Author: Jane Edwards|| Date Published: July 9, 2019
Federal agencies are expected to spend approximately $29B on information technology products and services in the fourth quarter of fiscal year 2019, Bloomberg Government reported Tuesday.
BGOV estimates that the Department of Defense has approximately $14.4B in remaining funds to obligate on IT contracts for the current fiscal year.
The Department of Homeland Security has approximately $2.1B in remaining FY 2019 funds to spend on IT products, while the Department of Veteran Affairs has about $1.8B, according to the analysis.
Federal IT spending contract obligations for Q4 2019 are projected to reach approximately $8.1B and likely to flow through five contract vehicles: General Services Administration™s Schedule IT-70; NASA™s Solutions for Enterprise-Wide Procurement IV and V; GSA™s Alliant Large Business; Veterans Affairs Transformation Twenty-One Total Technology and T4 Next Generation; and GSA™s 8(a) STARS II.
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